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Frank Patti Funeral Directors Frank Patti the only name you need to know in funeral service serves all faiths, NJ's first funeral home selected as an NFDA Best of the Best Funeral Home

Frank Patti has served countless families in their time of need. The attention to detail is evident in our spacious facility with lush landscape, comfortable visiting rooms and private family suites. Voted the first NJ recipient of the NFDA Best of the Best award and selected as one of nine Best of the Best funeral homes in the nation at the 2006 NFDA convention.

Gail Ann DrayGail Ann Dray, born May 10, 1953, in Riverdale in the Bronx, New York, passed away surrounded by the love o...
02/17/2026

Gail Ann Dray

Gail Ann Dray, born May 10, 1953, in Riverdale in the Bronx, New York, passed away surrounded by the love of her family. A lifelong Riverdale resident, Gail was a devoted wife, mother, grandmother, and mother-in-law whose warmth and kindness touched many.

She was the beloved wife of William Dray, loving mother to her son Jamie and daughter-in-law Jessica, and proud grandmother to Olivia. She is survived by her brother Bo Boland. Gail was predeceased by her parents, Richard and Margaret Boland, and her sister Joyce.

Gail dedicated much of her professional life to Manhattan College and Iona College. She earned her master’s degree in counseling from Manhattan College and became a trusted source of guidance and comfort to countless college students struggling with anxiety and depression. Her compassion and steady presence left a lasting impact on many young people at pivotal moments in their lives.

Known for her sense of humor and gentle, caring nature, Gail had a special gift for making others feel at ease. She had a deep love for her family and treasured time spent together, especially swimming and vacationing at the Jersey Shore and in Clearwater, Florida.

A lifelong member of St. Margaret’s Church and school community, Gail was a familiar and friendly presence in Riverdale. Many neighbors remember her smiling hello during her daily walks through Fieldston and the surrounding neighborhood.

Gail will be remembered for her kindness, her faith, and the quiet way she cared for others. She leaves behind a family and community who will miss her dearly.

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Betty Sue FarleyBetty Sue Farley, a cherished soul whose warmth and exuberance touched the lives of many, departed this ...
02/13/2026

Betty Sue Farley

Betty Sue Farley, a cherished soul whose warmth and exuberance touched the lives of many, departed this world on February 12, 2026, at her residence in Tenafly, New Jersey. Born on June 19, 1927, in Fort Worth, Texas, she was a beacon of love, laughter, and culinary delight.

Betty embarked on a transformative journey when she followed her beloved sister, Sally, to New York, leaving behind the rustic joys of farm life to embrace the vibrancy of city living. In this dynamic environment, Betty thrived, becoming not only a city girl but also the quintessential aunt—exemplifying the very essence of nurturing love. She reveled in her role as the second mother, indulging her nieces and nephews with candy and ice cream, embodying the spirit of Santa Claus during Christmas, and flourishing as an unparalleled baker and applesauce maker. Each bite of her famous creations was delivered with a generous helping of love and joy, creating treasured memories for those fortunate enough to partake.

Her fondness for baking was not merely a hobby; it was a testament to her commitment to pleasing others. Betty's dedication to making those around her feel special made her a beloved figure within her circle, her home often being a haven where friends and family gathered in celebration of life's moments, both great and small. She had a remarkable ability to turn even the simplest gatherings into joyous occasions, earning her the moniker of 'party animal' amongst those who knew her best.

In the twilight of her life, her bond with her family deepened immeasurably. "My last 10 years with Betty bonded us in a way that no one will ever know," shared her adoring niece, Liz Panagiotidis. Through the trials and triumphs of life, they formed indelible memories together, a testament to the profound connection that transcends understanding. Liz poignantly noted, "I just wish it didn't hurt so much but I know the Betty I know passed through this life a long time ago and had a damn good run at that. You are in my heart forever, BB."

Betty faced life's challenges with an unwavering spirit, embodying the philosophy of "making lemonade out of lemons." Her resilience and positivity inspired those around her to embrace life's imperfections and find joy in the midst of adversity.

She leaves behind a tapestry of love woven through the lives of her family, including her cherished niece Liz Panagiotidis and nephew-in-law Tasos Panagiotidis; her beloved great-nephew John Panagiotidis; her great-niece and great-nephew, Frasier and Eva Panagiotidis; as well as her dedicated nieces and nephews—Susan Pine, John Stern, and Stanley Pine, along with her great-nephews Michael and Mark Pine, and her great-great-nephews Tyler and Cameron Pine.

As the sun sets on the life of Betty Sue Farley, it rises anew in the hearts of all who were privileged to know her. Her legacy of love, joy, and delicious baked goods will continue to live on, reminding us all of the radiant light she brought into this world.

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Richard Del PreteRichard DelPrete, born on August 12, 1927, in Union City, NJ, passed away peacefully at his home in Pal...
02/07/2026

Richard Del Prete

Richard DelPrete, born on August 12, 1927, in Union City, NJ, passed away peacefully at his home in Palisades Park on February 5, 2026, surrounded by his loving family. He was a devoted father to his children, Cyndy Del Prete and Deborah Del Prete, and a proud grandfather to his grandchildren, Maggee, Marc, and Terrance. Richard's legacy continues through his great-grandchildren, Sabrina and Skylar, who brought immense joy to his life.

Richard was not only a cherished member of his immediate family but also a beloved brother, uncle, and friend to many. His warmth and kindness endeared him to all who had the pleasure of knowing him. He was predeceased by his beloved wife, Chicky Del Prete, whose memory he carried with him throughout his life.

Professionally, Richard made his mark as a talented Film Editor, a role that showcased his creativity and passion for storytelling. He dedicated his career to the art of film, leaving behind a testament of his work that touched the hearts of many.

As we remember Richard, we celebrate a life well-lived, filled with love, laughter, and cherished moments. He will be deeply missed, and his spirit will continue to shine through the lives he has touched.

Family and friends are invited to pay their respects at a Mass to be held on February 9, 2026, at 10:00 AM at St. Michael R.C. Church located at 19 East Central Boulevard, Palisades Park, NJ. Following the Mass, a graveside service will take place at George Washington Memorial Park, 735 Forest Ave, Paramus, NJ, starting at 11:15 AM.

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Virginia L SchuhVirginia L. Schuh, a devoted mother, grandmother, sister, and friend, passed away on February 3, 2026, a...
02/05/2026

Virginia L Schuh

Virginia L. Schuh, a devoted mother, grandmother, sister, and friend, passed away on February 3, 2026, at the age of 71. Born on November 7, 1954, in Englewood, New Jersey, Virginia enriched the lives of those around her with her warmth, kindness, and unwavering spirit.

Virginia was predeceased by her parents, Anthony Corring and Virginia Corring (nee Nichols), who instilled in her a strong work ethic and a compassionate heart. She is deeply survived by her only child, her best friend, and loving daughter, Lauren Morelli, and her husband Frank. Virginia’s granddaughter, Emma Morelli, was the joy of her life, whom she cherished more than anything and nurtured with love.

Virginia leaves behind her older brother, Richard and Ana Corring of Florida, and her brother Ronald Corring of New York. Their bonds strengthened over the years, each sharing in memories that reflect the affectionate values instilled in them by their parents.

For 38 years, Virginia dedicated herself to the United States Postal Service, serving various communities including Fort Lee, Ridgefield Park, Paramus, Oradell, and Livingston. She retired in 2011 from her role as Postmaster, leaving behind not just a career, but countless memories and friendships made along the way.

An avid gardener, cook, and baker, Virginia cherished the times spent in the kitchen with her daughter Lauren and granddaughter Emma. Her radiant spirit shone brightly in her special moments with Emma, be it teaching her to ride a scooter, visiting Van Saun Park for rides on the train and carousel, or enjoying sunny days at the splash pads. The bond they shared was a true testament to the love that filled her heart.

Virginia was a vibrant presence in her condo community, where she enjoyed playing cards, participating in bingo nights, and engaging in meaningful conversations in the lobby with her friends over popcorn. Her smile and laughter lit up the room, reminding everyone of the importance of connection and community.

A music enthusiast, Virginia found solace and joy in Classic Rock and R&B. She sang along to her favorite bands and artists, including America, Fleetwood Mac, Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Madonna, REM, and Ozzy Osbourne. Her appreciation for music added rhythm to her life and was often shared with her daughter during family outings, particularly at the Jersey Shore, where they dined at her favorite seafood restaurant, "The Shrimp Box," on Long Beach Island and Point Pleasant.

Virginia's caring nature was evident in her dedicated role as the primary caregiver to her mother during her final months, showing compassion and grace through the challenges. She also lovingly cared for her granddaughter Emma during the early years of her life, a role that brought her immense joy and fulfillment.

As we remember Virginia, let us celebrate the good times shared and the countless smiles she brought into our lives. She was truly one of a kind—a fierce fighter until the end. Virginia L. Schuh will be dearly missed but will forever hold a special place in the hearts of those who were lucky enough to know her.

Visitation will be held on February 8, 2026, from 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM at Frank Patti & Kenneth Mikatarian Funeral Home, located at 327 Main St, Fort Lee, NJ. A funeral service will take place the following day, February 9, 2026, at 11:00 AM, followed by burial at Brookside Cemetery, Englewood, NJ.

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William James RoweWilliam James Rowe, age 82, of Leonia, passed away on Saturday, January 31, 2026. Born in Jersey City,...
02/03/2026

William James Rowe

William James Rowe, age 82, of Leonia, passed away on Saturday, January 31, 2026. Born in Jersey City, NJ, to the late William and Harriet (née Cooper) Rowe.

William was a proud veteran who honorably served his country as a United States Marine during the Vietnam Era. His commitment to the Corps remained a point of great pride throughout his life.William was very dedicated and hardworking in everything he did.

He was the beloved husband of Mayra (née Santana) and the loving and dedicated father to Mayra Mejia Santana. William will be remembered as a man of integrity who deeply valued his family and his service to his country.

The family will receive friends on Thursday from 4:00 - 8:00 PM at the Frank A. Patti and Kenneth Marin Funeral Home, 327 Main Street (opposite the Fort Lee Library). Burial will follow on Friday February 6th at 11:00 AM in the BG William C. Doyle Veterans Memorial Cemetery (Chapel), Wrightstown, NJ.

In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) or a charity of your choice in William’s memory.

For directions or more information, please visit www.frankpatti.com or call (201) 944-0100.

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Donald J TaralloDonald J. Tarallo, 88, resident of Paramus, NJ.Born 6/30/1937 and passed lovingly into the arms of the L...
01/30/2026

Donald J Tarallo

Donald J. Tarallo, 88, resident of Paramus, NJ.

Born 6/30/1937 and passed lovingly into the arms of the Lord, 1/30/2026.

Donald, aka Wh**ey and Poppy, is survived by his younger brother, William Tarallo, his daughters, Jacqueline May Gadaleta and her husband Peter and Janice Eileen Giannatonio and her husband Peter. Donald/Poppy has four grandchildren: Nicolette, Eric, Natalie, and Bryan, who he adored and loved with his whole heart. He is predeceased by his mother: Elizabeth and father, Mario, his older brother Robert and beloved sister, Joan. Donald’s loving and beautiful wife of 30 years, Eileen, is waiting for him in heaven as well.

Wh**ey was a star football player for Memorial HS in the 1950’s and is most remembered for scoring three touchdowns in one game. After graduation, he joined the U.S. Armed Forces and proudly served his country.

After marrying his HS sweetheart, Eileen, they bought a home in Fort Lee and raised their two daughters. He gave his family the most beautiful life. Backyard fun in their pool, trips to Wildwood Crest and Hershey, PA and countless others. Every Sunday, the family would watch football, and Eileen would prepare her famous Italian “gravy.” Both he and Eileen taught their girls to love animals, and they shared their home with many beloved dogs and cats. On weekends, he and Elieen enjoyed “Saturday with Sinatra” and Donald would sing every song. (He had a wonderful voice!)

Eileen was called to heaven after only 30 years of marriage, although heartbroken, Donald found renewed love through his four grandchildren: Nicolette and Natalie and Eric and Bryan. He was the proudest Poppy and such a big part of their lives.

Poppy was there for all the dance recitals, track meets, musical performances, football games and wrestling matches. He didn’t miss one and was the biggest fan. He took them swimming, ice skating, horseback riding, and on countless vacations to Wildwood Crest. (Where he had them sample every slice of pizza and taste each ice cream flavor on the boardwalk.)

The memories and life lessons he gave his family will never be forgotten. Donald taught us all to have faith, to be strong, confident and to work hard. He led by example, helping others, not afraid to laugh out loud and always being thankful. The endless love he has shown for his family and many friends will carry on for generations.

A memorial mass will be held at the Historic Madonna Chapel in Fort Lee on Wednesday, February 4 at 10:00am

A “Celebration of Life” entombment will follow immediately after at Madonna Mausoleum.

In lieu of any flowers, please make donations to Guide Dogs for the Blind or K9s for Warriors.

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Victoria CookeVictoria  ( Vick) M. Cooke, 75, entered into eternal life on January 26th, 2026 at Englewood Health, Engle...
01/29/2026

Victoria Cooke

Victoria ( Vick) M. Cooke, 75, entered into eternal life on January 26th, 2026 at Englewood Health, Englewood, NJ. Most recently of Branchburg, NJ, Vicki was a long time resident of Leonia, NJ.

Vicki is survived by her beloved son, Michael Cooke of Seffner , FL , her cherished grandchildren James Cooke, Kylie Cooke, Jeremy Montalvo, and their mother Maria Montalvo, her dear siblings, sister Catherine McMenimen of Houston, TX and brother Leo Mcmenimen Jr. and his wife Anne Mary, of South River, NJ. Vicki was loved by her nieces and nephews, Leanne Fortier and her husband Jesse, Paul McMenimen, Katherine Nicol, Leo Mcmenimen III and his wife Sandra, Helen Ross and her husband Dylan, and Anne Mary Morin and her husband James. She is also survived by several grand-nieces and nephews, who always put a smile on her face, and her may treasured friends from daily mass at St. John the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church and throughout the community in Leonia and Fort Lee.

Vicki was predeceased by her beloved grandson Joey Cooke, her father, Leo J. McMenimen Sr., her mother, Helen McMenimen, her brothers, Paul McMenimen and Donald McMenimen, and her niece , Bethany McMenimen.

Vicky earned a Bachelor's degree in Elementary Education from Fairleigh Dickinson University, and a Nursing Degree from William Paterson University. Vicki found great joy in teaching at several schools in the Archdiocese of Newark. Even after her retirement, she continued to pray for all of her former students to find success and happiness in their lives.

Vicki enjoyed talking on the phone with her family, especially her standing calls with her grandchildren. She enjoyed watching reruns of "classic" TV comedies like The Honeymooners, I Love Lucy, and her hobbies over the years included reading, ceramics, and needlepoint. She found strength and solace in her Catholic faith and for decades was a daily communicant at St. John the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church, Leonia.

The family will welcome friends on Monday, February 2, from 2-5pm at the Frank Patti Funeral Home at 327 Main Street, Fort Lee NJ 07024. A Mass of Christian Burial will be offered on Tuesday, February 3 at 11:00am at St. John the Evangelist RC Church, Leonia. Interment will follow the funeral mass at East Ridgelawn Cemetery in Clifton, NJ. In lieu of flowers the family asks that donations be made in Vicki's memory to the charity of your choice.

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Mary A DadoyanMary “Maro” Dadoyan was born on December 29, 1944 in Aleppo, Syria to Apkar and Elmasd Apkarian, the young...
01/29/2026

Mary A Dadoyan

Mary “Maro” Dadoyan was born on December 29, 1944 in Aleppo, Syria to Apkar and Elmasd Apkarian, the youngest of six children.

Mary worked at a doctor’s clinic in Aleppo where she met her future husband Hratch who worked in an office above the clinic. They emigrated to Toronto in 1967. In 1969, their daughter Hourig Grace was born. In September 1969, they left Canada and moved to New Jersey.

Hratch & Mary started their own drapery business in 1972 which remained in operation until Hratch retired in 2017. In 1973, their son Alex was born. In addition to the family business, Mary worked for Girard Interiors for many years creating elaborate window treatments that were printed in local magazines.

Mary enjoyed gardening and always had flowers in bloom around the house for every season. She enjoyed watching classic films and reading murder mysteries. She was an early adopter of technology for her age, texting and messaging people around the world with her iphone to stay in touch. She used her ipad to challenge friends to a game of Words with Friends and played brain games like MindPal. When she could no longer read, she listened to mystery audio books.

Mary had an extended family of nieces, nephews, cousins, etc. She kept everyone’s birthdays and anniversaries on her calendar and made a point of staying in touch. She valued the family connections both on her side and her husband’s side.

In 2023, Mary successfully went through treatment for lymphoma but subsequently developed COPD. She passed away peacefully at home. She is pre-deceased by her husband, her parents, and 4 of her older brothers and sisters. She is survived by her daughter Hourig Grace & son-in-law David, her son Alex and daughter-in-law Amy, sister Takouhee, beloved caretaker Joy, and an extended family of Apkarian and Dadoyan nieces, nephews, and cousins.

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Philip R. Pantano Jr.Philip Ross Pantano, Jr.  Born to Philip R. Pantano, Sr. and Angelina DeStefano Pantano. Beloved hu...
01/27/2026

Philip R. Pantano Jr.

Philip Ross Pantano, Jr. Born to Philip R. Pantano, Sr. and Angelina DeStefano Pantano. Beloved husband, father, grandfather, brother, uncle and friend to many. Philip was born in Englewood, New Jersey September 20th, 1941 and died at the age of 84. He attended Cliffside Park High School and later enlisted in the United States Marine Corps. While in the service he was an MP (Military Police) and honorably discharged.

Philip went on to marry Phyllis Cucco and together they raised two sons, Scott and Ross. They lived in many places in New Jersey such as, Palisades Park, Brick,and Lakewood. They finally settled on their forever home in Manahawkin, New Jersey. Phil wore many hats – construction, automotive repair, auto recycling and many other careers. He could fix almost anything, and whatever he couldn’t, he would build from scratch. Most of all he enjoyed boating and could often be found in a bilge, in his boat or others. He also enjoyed building and racing cars from any parts he could find. Phil enjoyed being around his family (especially his grandkids), his friends and of course his rescue cat Betty, (who loved a good nap just as much as he did). He is survived by his loving wife Phyllis Pantano, his sons, Scott and his wife Loretta, Ross and his wife Meredith, Ross’ former wife and mother of his children, Beth Pantano, his grandchildren, Stephanie, Nicole, (Scott and Loretta) Gianna and Thomas(Ross and Beth), and Meghan Trovato, (Meredith) his sister in-law and brother-in-law Fran and James Craig and all his nieces and nephews. There wasn’t a time where he was needed and wasn’t there for his family. Phil was funny in his own way and left us many memories and fun stories. Whether boating in a hurricane or crabbing in uncharted waters there was never a dull moment. The story wasn’t complete if the coast guard or fire department weren’t called! He was a wonderful man with a heart of gold and we will miss him terribly.

The family will receive their friends on Sunday February 1st from 2-6pm at the funeral home. Phil's funeral will leave on Monday at 10:30 am for the celebration of his funeral mass in St. John's RC Church (Leonia) at 11am. Following mass we will be going to Brigadier General William C Doyle Veteran's Cemetery in Wrightstown for burial. For more information call (201) 944-0100.

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Linda F. CostaLinda F. (nee Bianco) Costa, a warm and caring soul, left this world on January 24, 2026, at the age of 64...
01/27/2026

Linda F. Costa

Linda F. (nee Bianco) Costa, a warm and caring soul, left this world on January 24, 2026, at the age of 64. Born on March 13, 1961, in Newark, she grew up in Verona, where she would later graduate from Verona High School in the Class of 1979. Linda’s life was marked by a genuine love for her family and friends, a warmth that illuminated every room she entered.

Her career began in the legal department of the Employers' Association of New Jersey, where her dedication and organizational skills shone through. Later, she transitioned to working as a secretary for her family's business, John D. Bianco Contractors and J A B Builders, until the birth of her beloved son, Angelo Costa Jr., when she embraced the role of a full-time mother with unparalleled devotion.

Linda’s spirit was indelibly tied to her love for family gatherings. She found joy in cooking for her loved ones, always preparing her signature Sunday pasta, which brought everyone together around the table with smiles and laughter. Her ability to share love through food was a testament to her nurturing personality, and her laughter was a balm to those around her.

Linda is survived by her devoted husband, Angelo Costa, and her cherished son, Angelo Costa Jr. She leaves behind her beloved mother, Marie (nee Abondolo) Bianco, and her siblings: John Bianco, Florence DeLuisi, and Daniel Bianco, along with her brother-in-law, Jerry DeLuisi and sister-in-law, Laura Bianco. The family is also enriched by her stepdaughter, Alexis Gossard, and her husband, Sander Gossard, as well as step-grandchildren Nolan and Hunter Gossard. Linda will also be fondly remembered by her many nieces and nephews: Gerald DeLuisi and his wife Frani, Marissa DeNoia and her husband Edmund, Anthony Bianco, Gina Bianco, alongside her great nieces and nephews: Gerald, Danica, Bianca, Rocco, Dominic, and Brielle.

Linda was predeceased by her father, John Bianco, whose love and guidance undoubtedly shaped her into the extraordinary woman she became.

As her family reflects on her life, they are comforted by the memories of her bright spirit, the sound of her laughter, and the warmth of her love. Linda’s presence will be deeply missed, but her legacy of love, family, and joy will endure in the hearts of all who had the privilege of knowing her.

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Elma DiPernaElma DiPerna, born on August 28, 1932, peacefully departed this world on January 25, 2026. Throughout her re...
01/26/2026

Elma DiPerna

Elma DiPerna, born on August 28, 1932, peacefully departed this world on January 25, 2026. Throughout her remarkable life, Elma made an indelible mark on the hearts of those who were fortunate enough to know her. She possessed a zest for life and a warmth that welcomed everyone around her.

Elma’s legacy is one of love, kindness, and unwavering perseverance. Her nurturing spirit was a light for her family and friends, guiding them through life’s challenges. She had an uncanny ability to listen without judgment and offer words of encouragement that helped many find their footing during difficult times.

Beloved wife of the late Vito Diperna. Devoted mother of Pasquale and his wife Denise, Emil and his wife Patricia and Anthony DiPerna. Adored Nonna of Gina, Kristin, Cara and Anthony. Adored great Nonna of 6. Dear sister of Flora DeLuca, and Ivana Gaccione. She was pre-deceased by siblings Malina, Arturo, Lidia, and Angelina.

In accordance with her wishes, family and friends are invited to gather to celebrate Elma’s life. Visitation will be held on January 28, 2026, from 9:30 AM to 10:30 AM at Frank Patti & Kenneth Mikatarian Funeral Home, located at 327 Main St, Fort Lee, NJ. This will be followed by a Mass at Madonna R.C. Church, starting at 11:00 AM, also on January 28, 2026, at 340 Main Street, Fort Lee, NJ. Elma will then be laid to rest during an interment service at Holy Cross Cemetery, located at 340 Ridge Road, North Arlington, NJ, at 12:00 PM that same day.

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Elma DiPerna
01/25/2026

Elma DiPerna

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Welcome to Frank Patti

Frank Patti has served countless families in their time of need. The attention to detail is evident in our spacious facility with lush landscape, comfortable visiting rooms and private family suites. Our funeral home was voted the first New Jersey recipient of the National Funeral Directors Association “Best of the Best” award and selected as one of nine “Best of the Best” funeral homes in the nation at the 2006 NFDA convention.

We are a multicultural funeral home with 40 years of experience serving all faiths and religions. Call us today.